Prasad; Mohit K.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Prasad; Mohit K..The latest application filed is for "reconfigurable multi-chip processing platform for concurrent aggregation of wireless technologies".

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Prasad; Mohit K. - San Diego CA US
Prasad; Mohit K. - Austin TX
Prasad; Mohit K. - Bethlelem PA
Prasad; Mohit K. - Bethlehem PA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Reconfigurable multi-chip processing platform for concurrent aggregation of wireless technologies Grant 9,119,222 - Krishnaswamy , et al. August 25, 2	2015-08-25
Method and apparatus for transferring data Grant 8,621,122 - Kumar , et al. December 31, 2	2013-12-31
Data interleaver Grant 8,621,322 - Prasad , et al. December 31, 2	2013-12-31
Reconfigurable Multi-chip Processing Platform For Concurrent Aggregation Of Wireless Technologies App 20130058216 - Krishnaswamy; Dilip ; et al.	2013-03-07
Method and Apparatus for Transferring Data App 20120260008 - Kumar; Vaibhav ; et al.	2012-10-11
Data interleaver App 20100083072 - Prasad; Mohit K. ; et al.	2010-04-01
Decoder with M-AT-A-Time Traceback Grant 7,404,139 - Prasad , et al. July 22, 2	2008-07-22
Multi-rate Viterbi Decoder App 20070201586 - Prasad; Mohit K. ; et al.	2007-08-30
Multi-rate viterbi decoder Grant 7,231,586 - Prasad , et al. June 12, 2	2007-06-12
Decoder with M-at-a-time traceback App 20060168502 - Prasad; Mohit K. ; et al.	2006-07-27
Multi-rate viterbi decoder App 20060020875 - Prasad; Mohit K. ; et al.	2006-01-26
System and method for reducing peak-to-average ratio of the reverse link modulator in a CDMA phone system Grant 6,788,728 - Prasad , et al. September 7, 2	2004-09-07
Interleavers and de-interleavers Grant 6,748,561 - Prasad June 8, 2	2004-06-08
Interleavers and de-interleavers App 20030163776 - Prasad, Mohit K.	2003-08-28
Generating an offset de-bruijn sequence using masks for a CDMA communication system Grant 6,560,212 - Prasad , et al. May 6, 2	2003-05-06
Interleavers and de-interleavers Grant 6,553,517 - Prasad April 22, 2	2003-04-22
Auto-correlation system and method for rate detection of a data communication channel Grant 6,377,618 - Prasad , et al. April 23, 2	2002-04-23
Scalable method for generating long codes using gold sequences Grant 6,324,205 - Prasad November 27, 2	2001-11-27
Reverse-link interleaving for communication systems based on closed-form expressions Grant 6,295,287 - Prasad September 25, 2	2001-09-25
Reverse-link de-interleaving for communication systems based on closed-form expressions Grant 6,185,200 - Prasad February 6, 2	2001-02-06
Digital signal processor architecture optimized for performing fast Fourier Transforms Grant 5,941,940 - Prasad , et al. August 24, 1	1999-08-24
System and method for debugging digital signal processor software with an architectural view and general purpose computer employing the same Grant 5,913,052 - Beatty , et al. June 15, 1	1999-06-15

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